EVS MulticamLSM Version 10.04 - January 2011 Configuration Manual - Manual (Page 19)

EVS Multicam – Version 10.04 – Configuration Manual
EVS Broadcast Equipment SA – January 2011
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2.2.8 C
HANNEL
N
AMES
Play and Rec channels can be named (12 characters max.). The name of record
channels will be displayed on the OSD of the video output monitor when a record
train is loaded, displayed on the E/E monitoring outputs and can also be used to
name clips automatically when the Autoname Clip parameter is set to “CAM
name”.
The name of the player channel will be displayed on the OSD, but truncated to 4
characters.
Note
The channel names become very important for IPDirector usage. These
names cannot currently be defined from an IPDirector system, and must
be defined on this screen.
2.2.9 RS422 P
ROTOCOLS
ID T
YPE
This parameter specifies the clip ID used by the protocols to access and to
identify the clips.
Possible values: ID LSM (default) / UmID
At any time, the VDCP protocol can decide to use either the default value or the
VarID. This VarID has to be set up in the section 2.7 ‘RS422 Protocol Settings
(Page 5)’, on page 26.
2.2.10 G
ENERAL
T
IMECODE
S
ETTINGS
From Multicam version 9 onwards, the management of timecodes has been
improved. The users can now choose which type of timecode they want to use as
the reference to work on a given recorder of a server. This is made possible by
the management of two timecode jump tables.
T
IMECODE
J
UMP
T
ABLES
The timecode jump tables contain records with timecodes of video material
recorded on the server. A new record is created in the table each time a jump in
timecodes is detected on the recorded material.
The records of timecode jumps allow the identification of all the recorded material.
The timecode jump tables are used on all searches for and manipulations of video
material recorded on an XNet server.